Unrequited Love Will Change. All of us have been in love at least once in a lifetime. Remember how great it felt when you first fell in love? The bliss with which you processed every new discovery in your relationship, how happy you were to have found your special someone! You just knew you’d found […]
Karmic Lessons in Unrequited Love – Are Karmic Relationships One-Sided? Are Karmic Relationships One-Sided? – One of the most confusing aspects of karmic relationships is we can easily mistake them for a soulmate because it feels like we’ve known them all our lives. The truth is, you might have known these people in a not-so-good
Your Karma in Unrequited Love. Karmic relationships teach us lessons about co-dependence. What feels like love is need. And need is not love. One such way of Karma to teach these lessons is by creating scenarios of unrequited love: You want to be with this person; they don’t, and vice versa. Somebody is always heartbroken
Selfless Unrequited Love. Serotonin-enhancing antidepressants blunt the emotions in unrequited lovers undergoing therapy, including the elation of romance, and suppress obsessive thinking, which is a critical component of romance. When you inhibit this brain system, you can inhibit the unrequited lover’s well-being and possibly their genetic future. As discussed in my blog Evolution and Unrequited
Evolution and Unrequited Love. A term called ‘frustration attraction’ indicates that getting dumped by your partner makes you love the person harder. Most of us have been dumped by someone we really love and an equal number also dumped someone who really loved them. ‘Abandonment rage’ and ‘frustration depression’ are two more terms that may
The Brain Function in Unrequited Love It is believed that romantic love developed to focus an individual’s mating energy on just one partner, while attachment works to tolerate this individual long enough to raise children together. If you consider this system carefully for a moment, you will realise that it directly guides us in forming
Worsening Unrequited Love. The feeling of obsessive jealousy is extremely unpleasant, but you cannot do anything about it until you accept that you are jealous of people who are closer than you are to your object of desire! Accepting it requires a lot of courage, and mostly you are not even willing to do it.
Therapeutic Unrequited Love. The ‘Let Go’ method is a therapeutic technique and a powerful path to personal development. Basically, it teaches some easy steps to forgiveness. It is a path of practical spirituality. It helps you in your self-improvement; in fact, it can be used as a personal development plan in itself! It does not
Inner Peace in Unrequited Love. In the spiritual sense, the let go method, when successfully completed, leaves an unrequited lover at total peace with himself. A state where you are able to love unconditionally; where there is inner silence, spaciousness, awareness, happiness and an experience of your true identity, your soul identity. As discussed in
Timeless Unrequited Love. Going through a breakup and getting over a relationship are the same as recovering from unrequited love. For the unrequited lover, it was a relationship throughout. If you are reading this, you are on the path to getting over the feeling. As discussed in my blog Rediscover Yourself in Unrequited Love, now